Typhoon Dolphin Watch: Super Typhoon Dolphin has intensified to Category 5 with winds near 165 mph and could push toward 180 mph, while its track is still expected to keep the Marianas out of the direct path. Invasive Species Science: A new UB-led study in Science Advances finds brown tree snakes in Guam have thousands of hidden genetic changes that may help explain how a small founding population exploded into massive numbers. Local Education & Resilience: Northern Marianas College held its Class of 2026 commencement after two super typhoons, awarding 220+ degrees and highlighting resilience as a defining trait. Guam Broadband Buildout: Guam signed agreements with GTA and IT&E to extend high-speed internet to about 1,340 homes and 175 community sites under BEAD, with construction starting in phases after reviews. AI Governance in Guam: Guam’s AI Regulatory Task Force says more funding may be needed and is shifting toward legislative and policy recommendations, including plans to modernize OTECH and strengthen cybersecurity capacity. Port Fuel Infrastructure: The Port Authority of Guam received $12.85M for fuel pipeline and pier resilience upgrades to improve energy security and emergency flexibility. Workforce Training: Guam’s Department of Labor won a $609K federal grant to expand registered apprenticeship and pre-apprenticeship pipelines for high school students and job seekers. GMH IT Overhaul: Guam Memorial Hospital is detailing a major IT modernization aimed at reliability and cybersecurity after prior outages. FBLG Reopen Status: F.B. Leon Guerrero Middle School remains unauthorized to reopen after back-to-back health inspections, though GDOE says the process is phased and a follow-up is scheduled.